At Quigley field
A long day for Randy
Daily Kansan Monday, May 15, 1967
He said he relied mainly on his sinker ball and a sharp breaking curve, in pitching the no-hit gem.
STROUP said, "This is best game I pitched since I threw a one-hitter in high school."
After pitching 11 1/3 innings of hitless baseball Friday, KU right-hander Randy Stroup fell victim to baseball superstitution as the Jayhawks lost a 14 inning 1-0 contest to the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
In the eleventh inning of the game, Bob Shakan, Jayhawk center fielder, turned to Stroup in the dugout and asked, "Have they gotten any hits off you yet." Stroup said this was the first mention of the no-hitter.
Stroup then walked the next batter and was replaced by Bill Maddux who added 2 2/3 innings of shutout baseball before the game was called because of darkness.
IN THE TOP of the twelfth,
Ron Johnette drilled a shot to
center to break the ice.
Believers of the long-held baseball superstition that says a pitcher is jinxed if mention is made of a no-hitter have a point in their favor.
KU salvaged the finale of the three game series with a 7-6 victory Saturday. Nebraska won the first game Friday 1-0.
When the game resumed Saturday, the Cornhusker's pushed across the winning run in the top of the 15th inning against KU righthander Tom Bishard.
-UDK Photo by Gene Wee
Bad luck had been haunting UO's quarter-miler Bill Calhoun,
In the Big Eight Indoor he was jostled onto the infield twice during his specialty, finishing in third, and at the Drake Relays he fell while leading the anchor of the mile relay.
Saturday he dropped the baton when attempting to accept the hand-off and catch KU's mile relay anchor man Ben Olison, only three yards ahead. The bungle cost the Sooners the race—and the track meet. KU won 74 to 71.
Dwight Peck sprinted 47. in the 440 for a school record, replacing his 47.3 mark.
THE HAWKS won eight of 17 events enroute including four sweeps—880, mile, three-mile and high hurdles.
RESULTS:
100-2. Ben Olison 9.8.
880-1  Gene McClain 1:53:6 2 Jim
Rollman 1:53:7 3 Jeremy
Brum and Jim Ternseo
440—2. Dwight Peck 47,0.
Mile—(tie) Tom and Tom Yergovich 4:14:6.3. Allen Russell 4:14:7.
vich 4:14.6 . 3. Allen Russell 4:14.7.
Mile-Mike = Mike-Russell 14:5.6
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120 High Hurdles - 1. George Byers,
    Dave Stevens 14.6; 3. Lee Adow-
    Eaton 15.7.
440 Intermediate Hurdles - 3. Steve Silverberg 55.5.
12. John Tempus
High Jump-3. John Tursch 6-8.
Vole Vault-1. Mike Burdick 14-6;
14-7.
2. Bob Johnson — Gary Ard 23-3-6 4-
Triple Jump—Ard 49-1-3 4-
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Steinhoff 152-9;
Jim Pancratz 148-6;
Killen 192-8.
440 Relay-1. OU 40.5; 2 KU 40.9.
440 Relay-2. OU 40.5; 2 KU 40.9.
(Bornikes, Ryuin, Peck, Olison).
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Randy Stroup, KU's leading pitcher, unleashes a pitch in Saturday's game against Nebraska where KU won 7-6. But Nebraska won the two other games in the series, 1-0 in each game.
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